As early as November 2020, Phil Spencer, head of Microsoft's game department, said that he was committed to "streaming Xbox games to TV in the next 12 months" In June 2021, the company reconfirmed that it would soon provide smart TV app and Xbox streaming media stick hardware. Unexpectedly, we waited for another 11 months, and Jeff Grubb of VentureBeat and Tom warren of theverge thought it would be further postponed.
VentureBeat Jeff Grubb of just said that we can look forward to [Xbox] in "the next 12 months"( https://microsoft.pvxt.net/e4yLO ) TV projection experience.
However, in the same way, we heard Phil Spencer bluff once as early as 17 months ago, and he said, "I don't think anything can stop us from doing so".
Sean Hollister of theverge also pointed out that Microsoft had mentioned that it had developed similar products in the past decade, which was cut off before the planned debut of E3 2016.
Even so, there are still many players who would rather be "cheated" by Microsoft again. Both Jeff and Microsoft have good reasons to believe this time.
It is said that the Redmond software giant has developed a so-called "Xbox everywhere" plan within the company and mentioned that it can be found on iPhone / playing fortress night on Android smartphone or PC is a signal that the project has taken effect.
Previously, we have seen many articles related to Microsoft's xcloud cloud game and Xbox game pass subscription service. With the promotion of Activision Blizzard's acquisition, it is expected to become the leading game manufacturer in the industry.